quick arrow selection assistance
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quick arrow selection assistance
my problem is i have a very large draw length and want to minimize my arrow weight as much as possible.
Parker bow, 31" & 68#.
i currently use carbon express terminator lites and i think they are just a hair underspine..... so i am looking to get the lightest weight arrow and still be spined well.... i have been looking at maxima hunter 350's, but i want to make sure they would not be underspined.
Parker bow, 31" & 68#.
i currently use carbon express terminator lites and i think they are just a hair underspine..... so i am looking to get the lightest weight arrow and still be spined well.... i have been looking at maxima hunter 350's, but i want to make sure they would not be underspined.
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RE: quick arrow selection assistance
ORIGINAL: JoshKeller
BlackHawk Vapor pro's have a .300 spine and are only .1 grains heavier per inch than those terminator hunter lights.
BlackHawk Vapor pro's have a .300 spine and are only .1 grains heavier per inch than those terminator hunter lights.
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RE: quick arrow selection assistance
Go to a good pro shop one that has someone in it that knows what they are doing. They will have the charts to help you choose the right arrow for your set up. Good Hunting.
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RE: quick arrow selection assistance
If ya don't mind the larger diameter, go with Gold Tip Ultra light Series 22s. 7.3 grains per inch. 300 spine. Great shooters. I shoot them for 3D, have hunted with them in the past, know some guys that swear by them for hunting. Great arrow.
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RE: quick arrow selection assistance
ORIGINAL: RJPOUTDOORS
Go to a good pro shop one that has someone in it that knows what they are doing. They will have the charts to help you choose the right arrow for your set up. Good Hunting.
Go to a good pro shop one that has someone in it that knows what they are doing. They will have the charts to help you choose the right arrow for your set up. Good Hunting.
Ben/PA ... thanks i will look into them
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